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Most young ones these days have definitely got number 8 and 12...Originally Posted by DiscoMick
There are some interesting phobias in a book I bought.
Ecclesiophobia: Fear of church
Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia: Fear of long words
Scopophobia: Fear of being stared at
Carnophobia: Fear of meat
Pediophobia: Fear of dolls
Ombrophobia: Fear of being rained on
Ablutophobia: Fear of bathing
Ergophobia: Fear of work
Gamophobia: Fear of marriage
Cynophobia: Fear of dogs
Doomsday phobia: Fear of the end of the world
Nomophobia: Fear of losing mobile phone contact
Pogonophobia: Fear of beards
My favourite though, just because its a bit weird, is
Anatidaephobia: Fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you
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ForumSage
.... There it is again ! - a 'quack' !!!!Most young ones these days have definitely got number 8 and 12...
I wonder if there is a name for a phobia about chooks, because one of our roosters is definitely giving me the evil eye.
OldBushie
SubscriberStop wearing those feather boas on those late, Saturday nights, DM!I wonder if there is a name for a phobia about chooks, because one of our roosters is definitely giving me the evil eye.
'sit bonum tempora volvunt'
That's funny.
I think the rooster is nervous because we think one of our two young roosters has to go soon. I'm leaving that choice to the wife and daughter.
RoverLord
Running short on tucker? Going to roast it or stew it, or something more elaborate?
John
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One too many roosters in the hen house.
The last batch of fertilised eggs the daughter bought turned out to have five roosters and three hens.
Roosters are a bit surplus to requirements - its a tough life for roosters - and just turn the backyard into a chook-fighting arena.
The previous time this happened the surplus roosters proved to be delicious.
This time we have already given away three good-looking young Wyandote roosters from the last batch to people on the Sunny Coast who seem happy with them.
One of the 2 remaining might soon be next to go. Fortunately for them, they don't crow much or they might have already gone to a better place.
There seems to be a thriving chook-swapping scene happening up here that the daughter has tapped into.
Sneaky meetings are arranged in quiet village car parks where cardboard boxes making interesting noises are hurriedly exchanged.
Very Very Lucky!
Oh Bugger- these are fun.
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Cynical Moi?
I think the rooster is nervous because we think one of our two young roosters has to go soon. I'm leaving that choice to the wife and daughter.
Why? Are they in the"To Go" Mix?
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